St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-29
HERE AND THERE,

EMeSSrS. w. ii. Ma :DOnald and 5. b.
Studley and Misses Stone and Hunting
ton will spend all the coming week at
Tom Karl's summer residence at Hem
lock lake, Livingston county, n. Y.
They will be busily engaged the entire
notta's new romantic opera, "Alidor, -
after which they will leave for st. Paul,
arriving here Sunday, June 5. They
will, with the local chorus and orcheS-
ira, devote the entire week of June 6
to rehearSals, prior to the production of
the opera, week of June 13.
The marriage of Thomas Cum
mings to Miss Maggie O'Dowd took
place at st. JOSeph'S church last Tues
day, Rev. Father Raley officiating. The
party retired to the home of the brides
parents, where refreshments were
served, and at p. m. took their leave
on the Minneapolis d ST. Louis train
for Scott county.
On the steamer Etruria, yesterday
sailed for Europe Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sahlgaard. Mrs. George r. Finch and
family, Mrs. G. n. Nelson, Mrs. Dudley
Hersely, and Mrs. Allan Marvel and
family. They left last Thursday evening
by special car over the Minnesota &
Northwestern.
w III l. !MdAiloiu, VI blllo Guy, anu
Miss Louisiana Gibson, of Lexington,
home on Wednesday. They are enjoy
ing a short wedding trip, and are eX-
pected home soon. They will be at
home at 324 South Exchange street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Thurston, Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Thurston. and Miss
Nellie Thurston who, two weeks ago,
sailed to Europe, have safely disem-
barked on the other side of the big
pond. They are doing well.
The marriage of Miss Turnbull and
Harry Drake will be solemniZed at the
First Baptist church next Thursday
evening. Miss Annie Scheffer, Miss
Belle AngodOn. of Chicago, and Miss
Dean will attend the bride.
This morning at 10 a number of
German citizens will meet at the old
church on Market street, facing Rice
park. to form society for ethical cul-
ture. DIR. Reddeus will lecture.
Miss Nelson, daughter of Judge Mel
son, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. v.
Bacon, of Summit avenue. She will sail
for a years visit to Europe on June %,
leaving here about the 18th.
Jared B. Flagg, of New York. father
OF the artist, Charles Noel Flagg, of
this city, accompanied by Mrs. Fiagg
and Mrs. Robinson, have been at the
Ryan during the week.
Miss Agnes O'Halloran, of st. Paul.
sailed on the City of Rome on Wednes-
day. The young lady goes abroad to re-
sumo her art studies in the famed schools
of the continent.
The Young Ladies' Guild of Christ
church will give strawberry festival on
I'M a 10
rectory grounds, corner of Fourth and
Franklin streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Knapp will leave
Mr.. Krapp'S parents, DR.. and Mrs. H.
Knapp, the event to occur at Oakland,
June Is.
Mrs. w. II. Porter, nee Jessie Brown.
will return home the latter part of the
week. and will be the guest of her uncle,
f. A. Brown, 1856 East Eighth street.
Rev. +. III. Rowley, of North Adams,
Mass, has been the quest of MI. and
Mrs. +. w. Davis, No. 233 harrington
avenue during the Baptist assembly,
Ladies of ST. Johns church gave the
third of their series of dime socials at
Mr.. and Mrs. Dellinger's Thursday
evening, which was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Brown returned
from the South last Wednesday. Miss
Mary Brown, of Santa Barbara, is visit
ing her brother. E. A. Brown.
Mrs. w. r. Merriam will give ladies'
reception at her residence No. % Uni
versity avenue, from to 6 p. M, in
honor of Mrs. John Merriam.
Abraham Thomas, of Alameda, Call,
brother-in-law of Gov. Hubbard and II.
E. Johnson, has been spending tie last
three days with Mr.. Johnson. -.
Hotel Mahtomedi opens tomorrow,
Capt. }. w. Lauderdale in charge. In
addition the park presents q wonder
fully new appearance.
Miss Lou Murphy, who has been at
tending Mount Vernon seminary at
Washington, d. c., for the past year, re-
turns home to-vay.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of st.
Michael's church gave lawn festival
Thursday, which was highly enjoyable
and well attended.
Cards announcing the approaching
! wedding of Miss Laura Mabon to Charles
B. Nebinger, to occur "Wednesday even
ing, are out.
Mrs. @. J. Thompson and Mrs. Walter
| Jordan have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Rhodes, of. Hastings, during
| the week.
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